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Cyanobacteria are photosynthetic prokaryotes that have evolved a wide array of metabolic capabilities [ 1].

Plants have evolved a wide array of strategies for seed protection and dispersal.

Water transport across cell membranes is essential for life and in order to facilitate the transport of water and other small polar molecules across hydrophobic membranes, living organisms have evolved a wide array of membrane integral protein channels.

Plant pathogenic fungi have evolved a wide array of mechanisms to defend themselves during stress and competition, either in an attempt to ameliorate the effects of toxic compounds, or to outcompete other microorganisms in terms of scavenging nutrients, occupying ecological niches and altering the environment [ 19].

The international financial system has evolved to accommodate a wide array of illicit activities, and shell companies and banking havens make it easy to camouflage transfers, payment orders, and copies of checks.

To occupy a diverse range of ecological niches, Pseudomonas aeruginosa must evolve and maintain a wide array of metabolic pathways for nutrient uptake and utilization.

It is hypothesised that they have evolved through duplication to give a wide array of Ig-containing PRRs within the innate immune system of vertebrates in order to recognise potential pathogenic organisms.

M. acetivorans has evolved multiple mechanisms for survival under a wide array of changing growth conditions.

The Web is now evolving into a medium for providing a wide array of e-commerce and other information based services that are solely based on distributed software interactions for collaborative work.

Since the first description of a bone marrow transplant in a patient with leukemia in 1950 [56], indications and modalities of this therapy have considerably evolved and HSCT is now used for a wide array of malignant and nonmalignant diseases.

Results showed that a majority of sequence pairs (about 95%) had a d N/d S ratio <1, suggesting that these genes covering a wide array of functions evolved under purifying selection without altering the encoded amino acid sequence during the speciation.